I must admit that I’m blown away with the almost overnight
Tsunami of attention paid to Corona by top government officials across the
country.
Check it out:
I personally got a direct call from Anthony Fauci himself! He can usually be found sitting in front of a television camera explaining these kinds of health threats to Americans.
I personally got a direct call from Anthony Fauci himself! He can usually be found sitting in front of a television camera explaining these kinds of health threats to Americans.
For more than three decades, Fauci, the director of the
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), has served as
the face of the federal government during public health threats.
But he was determined to do some things by himself, without
the help of aids or secretaries. Tony (he said “Call me Tony” right after I
called him Tony.) wanted to speak with an “average American” to ask about the
effect of all this Coronavirus talk on their daily lives.
He got my number from the DIA.
Their database has something for everybody and something on
everybody. Well it seems that when they look for Mr. Fauci’s “average” guy, my
name came up. But there was a problem with that. Given the rather alarming fact
that apparently, I was the most average man in America, that fact alone,
ejected me immediately from the dead center of the Bell curve. Kicked from the
very database that called me king!
Even though I was suddenly as far from average as one could
get, T-Man called me anyway. (I evolved to calling him “T” Man as our bonding
time continued. I think he kind of liked the label, made him puff up a bit.) He
asked me about myself and “WazzzzzzzzzzzzSup?”
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Long story short, that DIA database had me down to a, well, a “T”. It even knows what people WILL do and when.
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Long story short, that DIA database had me down to a, well, a “T”. It even knows what people WILL do and when.
My report said:
EXTREME INTROVERT!
*Happiest at home with wife and dog only. No solicitors. Best not to approach."
*Likes to be in the kitchen working on something, maybe with Alexa playing some Louvin Brothers stuff.
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After reading me those personality analysis results,
T-Man asked me: “What are you doing right now?”
*Happiest at home with wife and dog only. No solicitors. Best not to approach."
*Likes to be in the kitchen working on something, maybe with Alexa playing some Louvin Brothers stuff.
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After reading me those personality analysis results,
T-Man asked me: “What are you doing right now?”
Me: “I’m in the kitchen working on something, with Alexa
playing some Louvin Brothers stuff…But you already knew that, didn’t you?”
T-Man: Yes, I know your entire life in advance, everyone’s
actually.
Me: “Well don’t tell me anything, not even a hint!”
T-Man: "OK but go ahead and get out that container of Dungeness Crab you picked. It’s on the top shelf of the fridge next to last night’s cup of butter with Old Bay in it. Get to work.
Your DIA Personality Profile says it’s the best therapy specifically for “introverts who like to cook and play Louvin Brothers music” I mean, that is what you were about to do? Right?"
Me: “You government guys really got your poop in place! Fun
visit but goodbye now!”
We both felt better after that exchange. I was assured of
doing the right things to avoid getting sick, and T-Man enjoyed his brush with
the little people. I understand that he immediately bought a heavy gold chain
with a large “T-Man medallion from Amazon Prime. It will be delivered tomorrow
between 2 and 4 pm.
He could almost feel it there in his office, dangling loose
under his starched white shirt like a heavy third testicle pressing up against
his chest. "I'm the T-Man!" he kept saying to himself mentally
putting his hand beneath his shirt to fondle and caress his medallion.
Happy for him, I sliced a perfect Blood Orange from our tree
in the back yard, pleased to be doing exactly the right thing in these troubled times.